Diamond Pro 320 Bow Review With MFJJ!!!!!

[@benitoguzman3479]

thanks JJ for reviewing hunting bows that regular guys can actually afford. It's so important because most reviews out there are only focused on the expensive flagship bows. please keep doing that I think the number of people in this target zone is big .thanks again

[@Sparky513]

The pse stinger atk is also a great affordable bow. I started with that and moved to a phase 4 29" and u still shot the stinger every now and then. I prefer the pse' draw cycle actually lol, but I like the speed and trajectory of the phase 4. If I had a longer draw length I wouldn't even have worried about it but at 26.5" I lean more towards speed bows now 340+ IBO. The stinger is more forgiving I think as well from the longer axel to axel. I got my daughter this diamond 320 (I believe) and its a wonder bow that she can grow with, some has the pse mini burner personally wouldn't recommend for the price it is, feels like a toy honestly. The flagship bows are nice don't get me wrong, but you 100% don't need one for hunting or target/3d tac style shooting. Would be better off buying an entry bow and paying for an archey coach, then go string and sight upgrade with some decent arrows, don't need the best of the best but a quality set, and practice alot. You'll hang with most guys at the 2d shoot shooting with 2500$ setups. Equipment don't make you shot better, it's all in the person shooting the bow. I won $1800 on draft kings from $20 so I bought the phase 4 lol, only reason I got it

[@hawkhughes8648]

New to archery. I use to skateboard and collect Jordan shoes. I no longer do any of those. I was going to get a bear adapt, but I couldn't draw it back at its lowest pound. So this nice guy, who is an experience hunter from bass pro picked out a diamond edge xt. I absolutely love my bow. Eventually I want a better bow. But I'm quite satisfied with my diamond. No complaints here. God bless you man and keep doing what you're doing.

[@kevinwright3564]

I am an archery instructor for our county 4H shooting education program. There are several of my kids that have a Diamond bow and they love them. Parents like them because they don't have to buy a new bow every year or so. Great video.

[@stacyjudice6905]

A lot of info (which is limited) on budget bows is usually geared towards adults getting into archery. But there are lots of kids getting into archery and wanting to step up their game that fit in this category and can really benefit from these reviews. Thanks.

[@khellennorris]

I appreciate you reviewing bows like this because it helps those with youngsters trying to get started. Awesome job as always

[@alanjackson5345]

I love the idea of doing more entry level bows and bows from more manufacturers this is great it helps new archers get into the sport not just maintaining the older archers growth. Please keep them coming 🎉

[@teddewing4338]

Can’t wait to hear your evaluation of the new Darton option as well. Aluminum limb pockets. Roller cable guide etc. thanks!

[@erichardwick7491]

I am in this price point definitely. I've been eyeing this bow as my first bow for about a month. I was excited when I saw this review come up. I've learned a lot from watching your channel, but it always seemed a little out of my price range. However don't miss that the way you talk about things and review them you provide a ton of information. I would love to see more reviews on things that are a little affordable for the beginner. An initial thought would be a entry level releases (thumb and wrist type index)

[@jeremykeast1404]

Definitely want to see more of the budget or mid range bows. Can't wait to see you review the darton consequence

[@lucysoutdoors]

Great job Josh ,normally entry and mid level bows usually get neglected by most u-tubers.Not everybody has the funds to lash out on flagship bows.Great work👍👍👍

[@markkobza8129]

I have an older razor edge for my 15yo daughter, 24.5draw, 47lbs. She loves it. Shes able to shoot good groups at 40yds and shes excited to do so. Im glad i got into archery after my divorce and got both my girls with me. My other daughter shoots a recurve, and she loves that. So thank you for the vids, knowledge and insight on everything archery. Keep it going and lets get this hunting/gun/archery community together to keep it for our kids kids.

[@brendancasey1820]

Way to go dad!

[@engineerz_hero6771]

I like your thinking and bringing a more price friendly "beginner" bow review to your channel. I think it will go along way to help people enter the sport and give them honest fair comparisons for the price point. Keep up the great work man. Always a fan of the content

[@stevebarnett2360]

Fantastic review. Thanks for taking the time to do it.

[@TomMarsteller]

Thanks for your work. Your information is helpful for me as a age 69 person returning to archery. Glad you did this evaluation.

[@dmahe76]

honest review, looking for an entry bow for my son so this category makes perfect sense. thanks for your time putting this together

[@waynepatton689]

Dude. You do a great job of putting out the little intricacies in bow set ups. And Whne I’m retired from the navy, I’m doing a Mohawk!!

[@robertduell4511]

Liked the video. Would love to see you go into more detail on shim adjustment you mentioned.

[@ReFreshz1]

I want to see how the PSE BRUTE ATK RTS performs in your test being entry level hunting bow Awesome thanks for covering the entry level side 🤙

[@wademoulton5109]

I am still shooting a diamond sb1 but I am ready to upgrade. These reviews are so helpful.

[@jimr7154]

It’s a great video My friends who are interested in getting into archery for the first time don’t want to spend a ton of money on something they aren’t sure they are going to like So having videos like this is a huge benefit to them Thanks and hope you do more of the price point bows for comparison

[@calebhaynes2307]

Looking for highly adjustable ready to hunt bows for my young teenager so this is very helpful

[@wademoulton5109]

Thank you for these amazing reviews

[@waynepatton689]

One thing to add. I been bow hunting for ever and I always get asked what’s a good entry level bow for someone that wants to start out and have a good time and a good setup that won’t break the bank or that’s good for a young archer that’s still growing. I haven’t shot a price pint bow in 30 years so I don’t really have an answer usually and this type of content is exactly what new archers need. I have found that archery is a sport that is almost always something that attracts everyone. Young, old, hunter, nonhunter etc. I truly believe that the flight of an arrow is somehow part of our instinctual nature as it has been with us since the beginning of humanity basically.

[@HighRoad317]

Enjoyed the work put in.. many budget ready to hunt packages are sold every year. They have a secure place in your content! I like riser deflection for bow cosmetics, I hate straight rises the only thing worse is waffle cut risers.

[@czardog69]

Idea/ how about a video on proper nock throat to string fit and how it affects group accuracy if it’s too tight or loose. When you build a bow or arrow build you don’t address this other than nock alignment. Love the builds and information you provide. Rock on brother.

[@ColinEarle-kl5vh]

This is great. I have no bow clubs or shops near me and I am very new to archery. I have been looking at this bow and a couple others on Amazon. I would love to see some more reviews on entry level compound bows.

[@ianrowan5156]

Would love to see a test on some longer ATA bows please. Keep up the good work!

[@Beu13]

Would like to see Darton consequence bow review! Also curious to see a review on the Bowtech justice. Appreciate the videos I am a part time bow tech and have learned a lot from your videos dude. Keep up the good work I know it must be a lot

[@theinsanekidxx9664]

Love watching your Bow tests and builds some more in the $500 to $1000 price market I have been hearing some things about these Chinese Bows are starting to give the American bow manufacturers a run for their money in the mid price range maybe have a look at one of them keep up the awesome work Mate 👍🏹

[@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music]

Nope, Chinese bows aren't giving American bows competition in midline and up. That Chinese bow he shot is from a American company Bowtech. Lot of starter started bows that are American. They out source. Chinese bows don't come close,won't, and Americans aren't going too shoot that shit. Some do shoot the Chinese Carbon expess junk arrows tho.

[@canyendyreng5996]

The edge 320 was my first bow and I loved it

[@beckett191145]

I would also like to see you do more of these reviews

[@Dadamsjr7353]

Would love to see you test more entry level/affordable bows!

[@MrChiumiento]

It’s not me for me, but this video is me for my kids because I plan on buying my all my kids bows in the very near future. Two other suggestions suggestion one I think you should put the vibration tester as close to your boat hand as possible because that’s where you feel the vibration suggestion number two is I think you should make some type of list or spreadsheet or something that everybody can look at for all the bows you have out in the past in the future.

[@couldntthinkofsomethingcle4508]

Great review! Thank you for doing this price point of bow. With many of the creators only talking about high end accessories and flagship bows the price for entry can seem overwhelming in today’s economy this is great. Would you say the edge 320 would have the same speeds as this one? Or did they really change something beside the word edge to pro that would make it faster.

[@Bullwolf1965]

Thank you it helps alot. I like the lower price point

[@l.i.archer5379]

The Bear Whitetail Maxx I just got, set up, and tuned is the much better deal. You should do a review on this bow. A caveat: I had to shim both cams over to the left to get the cam lean out (from the factory). The spacing I ended up with on the left side of my cams is 7/32", with the remainder of the shims moved to the right side of the cams. This put my arrow exactly 7/8" from the riser. The string is actually plumb with the riser also. I replaced the 4 string grubs with actual speed nocks and shrink tubing. The grubs were a huge cause of the vibration at the shot, and also the noise. The real speed nocks (using the Bowtech RPM 360 pattern), decreased the vibration and noise, and increased arrow speed by 2 fps. I have the draw length modules on my bow set to 26.5", but the actual measured length is 27". Draw weight on my bow is set to 64# and shooting a 385 grain arrow at 273 fps, and a 360 grain arrow at 281 fps. My Solution SS set at 71#, 26.5" (27" actual) on Comfort shoots the 360 grain arrow at 274 fps, and I still can't get the string to tune plumb with the riser. I'm waiting on the Alaskan XT ordered on Jan 2, and I will be doing a full set up and tune much like how I tuned the Whitetail Maxx, even though it's a Cam-1/2 system. I tell you, Bear has some real mid-budget bows in their line-up this year, and I'm really diggin' it!!

[@brianrobinson7972]

Love your reviews, just as a suggestion every time you rate a bow show all of the already rated bow scores show where this bow falls in your scoring system and maybe based off the scoring show some of the higher scoring bows and maybe why the bow might be a better choice for hunting or 3d and maybe show what you chose as a hunting bow and why !!

[@shawnwiens965]

Great info as alway. Looks like it has similar range as the Bowtech Amplify. That might be a good one to test against?

[@TheJumanji1984]

It actually uses the bowtech Amplify riser but just different limbs.

[@pastorbillyedgar4986]

Could mention the valley and if it want to take off on you. Thanks for talking about the back wall something the old infinity edge diamond didn't have be blessed

[@critter852004]

I shot 2 of my best bucks with a Diamond. That said, I tell people to go with the Bowtech amplify or Zion.

[@paulbozek8422]

extremely helpful Thank you

[@Mark-ThwackTV]

I’d like to see you do the diamond deploy bow

[@larrym5606]

In the market for a bow. I am looking at the Alaskan xt Rth and the diamond pro 320 which do you recommend to start with. I am an adult with a 28” draw, but want to start bow hunting without breaking the bank as I don’t know that I will stick with it. I also need to buy a bow for my son as well so I want to keep to this price range or less. Thanks for any input you can give.

[@keviningold3656]

Would like to see some price friendly target bows like the specialist 2

[@jumboredneck2831]

Both my daughters want to get into archery and this is perfect. Ill be tuned in buddy. Love the content. Wish I could meet all of you. I've learned a ton of stuff from, shooting to tinkering, and setting up a bow. Love from Canada, again wish I could meet you guys. I got a bow vise in the mail and gonna get a press.🏹🏹🦌🫎🐗🐐🐿🦃

[@jeradlene1732]

Hell yea love it keep em comin

[@kanegraham1488]

This was a good video as I'm looking for a entry level bow for my son but don't know how much it would be here in New Zealand if I could get it we would love to come visit your shop one day if we ever got over for a holiday

[@jhoppmann]

Got a pinched nerve in my neck and now cant draw my RX7. Was thinking of picking up something like this or a Prism to shoot at really low draw weight but maintain 28" DL

[@jaimegonzalez531]

Wouldnt mind seeing the midrange bear bows. Legend XR, Alaskan XT, Whitetail Maxx

[@MiniMatt317]

I love to know your thoughts on sanlida bows.

[@dennybirchfield]

Id love to see more of this and like mid price point Its hard for the reg workin man to fork out 1500 or more

[@KeeperOfTheKey]

Hi! Could you review the pro 305? There's not a lot of info on it out there. Since it looks very similar to its predecessor (Infinite 305 and Infinite Edge), what are the improvements over the previous versions?

[@timabbott4235]

Can we have some reviews on kids bows? My son is shooting a friends Diamond Atomic and its time to get him his own bow.

[@davefisher5196]

Review the BTJustice sometime. I had a PSE pro bow 20 years ago with ibo of 305 n weighed 3.6 pounds kilt a lot of animals with it n never had to adjust anything

[@RolandPosada]

If possible I’d like to see the Bear Adapt+ reviewed with the tests you run now. I know you’ve done one on it but I don’t believe it was using this scoring system.

[@brandonpatterson5705]

This is me through and through, would you be able to test a couple bows from cabelas? Those bows are Bear products mostly but are labeled different for branding purposes, for example I shoot a Blackout Epic which is a Bear Parodox with the EKO cam system or as they call it SYNC cam system

[@ryanteal6074]

Have you ever tested the elite ember in this category

[@jimwood860]

I really like and appreciate the break downs and comparisons. However, I personally feel it isn't a fair representation to grade the budget and mid priced bows with the same scale (or hold to the same standards) as the flagship bows use. I just don't agree they should be getting docked due to a lack of features when, by design, you're shopping in a class of bows not designed to include all the features. I think switching to a 10 point system is a great idea but maybe even further, create separate criteria and expectations and not mention how they compare to the flagship models while testing.

[@Cpt-Pugwash14]

I know what ill be getting my wife :) that would be a great starter bow

[@outdoorwonders7808]

Do the darton consequence

[@TheEverLovingOutdoors]

I think the Amazon bows would out perform this bow bu i really dont know. It reminds me of the Diamond I had for 6 months before selling it. Spongy and hard to get accuracy and speed out past 30 yards. I think a 12 year old Bowtech Admiral is still 100x better. Either way fun to watchbyour videos.

[@thistledewoutdoors3331]

The Barnett Vortex at walmart is comparable for only $150.... Ive boight 3 of those for my neices & nephews along with a Diamond infinite 305 & Bear G2 Cruzer.... But for the $ its hard to beat that cheap bow.... No problems for 5+ years now

[@trussell2505]

I have 2 diamond bows both can be over drawn by my kids with that spongy back wall. So I'm not a fan of that trying to teach youth to shoot and there anchor point changes every draw. But they are decent bows for the price. I have even used one this year as my backup bow and ended up using it all season since it was smother drawing than my 25 year old bow. But I will be purchasing a new flagship bow this year, from MFJJ.

[@Oleman72]

Good test I like it alot. Why are you not using the Garmin 😂

[@brettwilliams437]

When people find out I shoot a bow, I usually get asked what is a good starter bow, if you continue with this I`ll have somewhere to direct them to for research. The entry and mid levels usually get neglected IMO.

[@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music]

What is a good starter bow. A good used bow. Lot times get a flagship bow a 4-5 years old for what that bow cost. Atlease a really good midline bow.

[@nightkid8686]

👍🏼

[@Holledel]

Are they still having cam/ shim problems? Only bow I’ve ever had that was untuneable was an edge320. Edit: Bow shop shimmed the cam and the string would pop on the mod at full draw

[@Tanner_M]

Had the same problem with the edge 320. Only shot it for a year, I ended up going to a flagship.

[@robertduell4511]

Similar issue as well. String vibrates against the bottom mod. Slight visible lean. Sent back to factory and was told it was within spec. I was able to get it tuned but my rest is nearly as far left as it goes.

[@BKKhyan]

I’ve literally been wondering why no one has reviewed this bow since I got it a month ago. Show us a build to your liking and a tune off of it, then put it up against a flagship or something a similar. I’ve found that other sights and rests don’t really fit as well on it compared to other bows or even the package stuff it comes with.

[@stevie9361]

Its not a entry/ beginner bow. Its a price friendly bow. Like i can give my lift to my kid an he can shoot it, and hes a beginner.

[@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music]

I wouldn't waste my money on a bow like that for any starter. There is so many midline and flagship bows used. Someone can start out on. Bows with rotating mods. Mathews with individual mods. Mathews bows will drop really low in the poundage. Most bows will. Unlike those starter bows with there cables all sloopy. You can pick up a very good 3-5 year old bow. In most case with accessories ect.. for what that Diamond sells for. You know in that time range.The bows are fast, and actually are a year younger. Bows come out basically six months to year early something like that. Now if a real little kid I get them a recurve ect.. straight too what I mentioned.

[@Waty8413]

I just don't see a reason to buy Diamond (or Mission for that matter) when the same money will go so much farther with a Bear or a used bow from any brand.

[@RonTruocchio]

great bow for kids getting stronger and old guys like me getting weaker

[@kip.k]

I think it is good to mix up the price point of the reviews. I went the lower priced route a year ago and am looking to upgrade to flagship level this winter/spring. The more information the better! One thing that would be a good topic is comparing a price-point bow to a flagship. Demonstrate what you get for the higher price. I've had guys at the shop tell me there are tighter tolerances and things on higher end bows than compared to the average Bear bow for example.

[@HywelOwen]

Damn, I came here to be first comment and I was 4th!!!

[@jeremiedyer6012]

I just got this bow was told by the shop was a really good bow but after watching your video I feel they were just trying to sale a bow I. Disappointed

[@MrRourk]

So I hear the average guy can turn these down to 30lbs without any problems.

[@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music]

It will kill deer.

[@licensetochill79]

First